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Just got this in the mail, cant believe nobody wanted this for more than a $1 !! plus shipping. I won it on e-bay LOL. its nice and goes good with the banner a friend gave me. Its probably from the 60's, 70's era I think.
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This was from the era of 'Custom Blending' by Sunoco, the pump had about Eight different 'grades' with eight different prices, the idea was that you need not pay for more octane than you needed, it lasted about 6 or 7 years.
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Thanks Signaholic and Pop_abides for looking and comments. Yeah Pop, I'm old enough to remember pulling up to the pump in my 63 chevy and selecting 260, pump in $3 worth and head for the dragstrip on fri night. hey Signaholic, if you like it you can click "like it!" LOL